Skiing in slush

[legalskier]

What's your approach? Any good tips?

[wa-loaf]

[legalskier]

I had a feeling that was coming. At least you didn't say "wear a bikini."

[Cornhead]

I had a feeling that was coming. At least you didn't say "wear a bikini."

Works for me, Zardoz works too. I haven't used it in a couple years, but the first time I did I was hitting wet spots and nearly face planting. I went into the shop and tried the towelettes, it worked. I had been buying the puck, and using it prior to hot waxing. Like 2knees said, stick to the bumps, it's the place to be in the Spring. Even I can ski Spring bumps, good for the ego.

[2knees]

What's your approach? Any good tips?

stick to the bumps. way easier and less work then dealing with all that slop.

[jrmagic]

What's your approach? Any good tips?

Zardox

[snowmonster]

^ Thank you, sir. May I have another?

Break out the fat skis and slap on some yellow wax. Apply sunscreen. Stay away from short sleeved shirts or shorts because, if you take a digger, the raspberries you get on snow are worse than on astroturf. Trust me on this.

[Nick]

^ Thank you, sir. may I have another.

Break out the fat skis and slap on some yellow wax. Apply sunscreen. Stay away from short sleeved shirts or shorts because, if you take a digger, the raspberries you get on snow are worse than on astroturf. Trust me on this.

Yeah, I fell last year at Wachusett, I was gloveless, and I scraped up my hands pretty damn good.

[snoseek]

Fat skis and soft wax. This time of year I just was with a straight household candle (unscented), It has similar qualities to the yellow. Steeper shady terrain is where its at

[Terry]

Fat is where it is at. Fat skis are fun in the slush and mashed potatoes. Almost as fun as powder.